Quran-Burning/”24 Hours”

Yesterday I wrote that I thought that the words I heard in the middle of the night a few nights ago–”Moslem Clouds of Iniquity…24 Hours”–might have to do with a Florida pastor’s foolish and utterly reprehensible burning of a Quran, and the subsequent murders (reprehensible as well) of UN workers in Afghanistan yesterday.  As I mentioned, I thought that the “clouds” might have something to do (in a figurative sense, obviously) with the clouds of smoke from the burning, and the “iniquity” on both sides.

But I still wasn’t sure about what the “24 hours” meant; the killings in Afghanistan came probably 36-48 hours after I heard the words in the night.

If you read the “About Me” page on this blog you’ll know that I often hear words and phrases that turn out to be Hebrew (at first, my brain seems to “translate” them into things that often sound like nonsensical sentences in English).  It finally occurred to me yesterday that that might be the case with “24 hours,” so I went on the lexicon and figured out that the phrase might actually be something like, “Tavin tephar avar OR owr” (the “v’s would be pronounced as “w’s”; and I’m thinking that my brain must have added in an “s” at the end of the sentence).

That would mean something about either claws blinding (someone) or putting someone’s eyes out, or claw marks in skin.

Based on past experiences, I have my own ideas regarding the “claws”, but perhaps something else will come out of all of this that will shed light on it.

Or I could be completely wrong…

“Clouds of Moslem Iniquity,” cont’d.

Going back to what I heard the night before last about, “Clouds of Moslem Iniquity…24 hours” (see earlier posts) I just read that UN workers in Afghanistan were attacked today (so far, at least 12 were killed, and 24 injured) in retaliation for the burning of a Quran by a pastor down here in Florida (I was thinking in terms of clouds of smoke from the burning itself leading to what happened).

Leaving aside the other stuff I thought I heard about rain, etc., I wonder if that’s what I was being told about (it was more than 24 hours after I heard the sentence, but maybe that had another meaning–and the earthly concept of “time” isn’t one of his strong points!).  I also wonder if similar responses are coming…a chain reaction.

There is no justification whatsoever for the attacks and the taking of lives (especially the lives of people who had nothing to do with the burning), but there is definitely “iniquity” on both sides.  I wonder about Christians who so easily talk about Old Testament ”vengeance” and “righteousness,” etc., but seem to have censored out Jesus’ very simple teachings about love from the Gospels, and from their hearts and minds.